Public Sector Roundup: Businesses Think About Abusing ICO Loophole, Cyber Espionage Hits Israel And Palestine

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Breaking News Nesta Slams £1.4bn School Spend On Tech Innovation foundation calls for an overhaul in teaching methods Poll: Should Data Breach Reporting Be Mandatory? Keeping quiet when you've been hacked might not help anyone. But should companies be required by law to report when they have lost customer data? Google Transparency Report Shows Increase In Government Surveillance UK government requests for content removal double in latest Google Transparency Report Neelie Kroes Says EC Computers Hacked In Azerbaijan Azerbaijan denies claims from European Commissioner that EC laptops were hacked in Baku MPs Grill Executives Over 'Immoral' Google, Amazon Tax Arrangements Public Accounts Committee lambasts Amazon and Google over the low tax they pay in the UK Businesses Consider Abusing ICO Data Breach Fine 'Loophole' Companies can avoid a data breach fine if they pretend they didn't know about the problem, TechWeekEurope understands Year-Long Cyber Espionage Campaign Targets Israel And Palestine Security researchers say they've spotted a cyber surveillance campaign against both Israeli and Palestine systems Other Sites    Services » ITLeadGen » Downsoft » ChannelBiz » TechWeek Europe    » RSS Feed (XML) » Newsletters (E-mail)		In The SpotLight First Department Websites Move To GOV.UK Maude's great consolidation process begins Follow TechWeekEurope Quiz: IT Security 2.0 Try our all-new security quiz - updated by popular demand! IT LIFE SERIES Who is behing IT? We want to find out what the IT decision makers are doing and what makes them tick. If you want to take part in our new IT Life series, drop us an email at info@netmediaeurope.com. Poll: Mandatory Data Breach Reporting? Should it be mandatory to report a data breach? You tell us!
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